Teddy Roosevelt’s Bold (But Doomed) Battle to Change American SpellingThe 26th president found that simplifying the language was anything but simple.Read more
In Early 1800s American Classrooms, Students Governed ThemselvesThat hall monitor used to be much more powerful.Read more
The Hottest Social Scene in the 19th‑Century American SouthSinging schools are obsolete now, but they provided a rare chance to loosen up, socialize and learn something about musicRead more
5 U.S. Presidents Who Taught SchoolMeet five U.S. presidents who spent part of their early careers shaping young minds in the classroom.Read more
After 155 Years, It’s the End of an Era at Cooper UnionOne of the nation’s most celebrated schools has announced a controversial change to its tuition structure.Read more
